Locke & Key

Watch: Locke & Key Season 1 Episode 1

S1 EP1

TV-14

28 episodes3 seasons

US Release

~ Secrets are meant to be unlocked. ~

Overview:

After their dad's murder, three siblings move with their mom to his ancestral estate, where they discover magical keys that unlock powers — and secrets.

Created by:

Meredith Averill & Aron Eli Coleite & Carlton Cuse

Status:

Ended

Language:

English

First air date:

2/7/2020

Last air date:

8/10/2022

Key words:

small town
magic
based on comic
supernatural power
power

Seasons

Season 1

10 Episodes

Season 2

10 Episodes

Season 3

8 Episodes

Cast

Darby Stanchfield

~ as ~

Nina Locke

Emilia Jones

~ as ~

Kinsey Locke

Jackson Robert Scott

~ as ~

Bode Locke

Connor Jessup

~ as ~

Tyler Locke

Petrice Jones

~ as ~

Scot Cavendish

Hallea Jones

~ as ~

Eden Hawkins

Griffin Gluck

~ as ~

Gabe

Aaron Ashmore

~ as ~

Duncan Locke

Brendan Hines

~ as ~

Josh Bennett

Laysla De Oliveira

~ as ~

Echo / Dodge

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Reviews (1)

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zerobane
Written 3 year(s) ago
5
Locke and Key is a bumpy road of merging directions and fails to ever have a moderately consistent tone. Some great episodes mixed in with utter rubbish; lots of filler episodes that read like a cringe-fest teen drama. (aka a typical netflix series).

Is it a spooky horror show, is it a melodramatic glee reject, is it a suspenseful thriller, is it a boring soap opera complete ominous overly dramatic piano tones?

Yes and yes and more yes, pending which season/episode you watch.

By season 3 they verve off road after episode 1; first some side character marriage becomes center (no background or any meaning to story, the extra character and marriage just "magically" appears). Just political messaging, fast forward. Character disappears just as quickly (thank-you for wasting my time).

Next couple episodes are bunch of drama and whining; the 5-10 mins the main protagonist gets is the only good parts.

About midway through season they start to get back on track to actual story as the protagonist picks up the pieces and re-introduces thriller/horror concepts.

If you don't mind wearing out your fast forward button; worth watching.